I think this is fake. Jev can help you choose but cannot generate the visualization after try-on. If you use a real-time video generation model, then I will say it is true.
jev is insane 🫣
it makes realtime virtual try-on hauls possible.
built this experiment for Drape with @typesafeai
> i talk
> jev reads transcript + what i'm wearing
> picks from my closet
> changes my outfit in realtime
cost: $0.0011 per decision
time: ~620ms per decision
imagine getting ready like this:
DriveZero: an end-to-end framework beyond human demonstrations!
1. We build DriveRL: a policy model trained from scratch with closed-loop reinforced learning.
2. We train a visual foundation model DriveVFM by distilling DINO, SAM, SigLip2 and DepthAnything.
3. Finally, we introduce DriveZero, with DriveVFM as backbone, DriveRL as teacher.
1/n Intoducing #DriveZero 0️⃣ End-to-End Driving Beyond Human Demonstrations
https://t.co/PRNHpRLIVQ
🏆 A visual e2e driving policy that learns without human traj supervision, yet surpasses human driver on NAVSIM and sets SOTA on NAVSIMv2 & HUGSIM
🌍 Real-World Deployment ⬇️
GPT-6 Astra’s spatial reasoning and robotics demos have taken over my feed. Beyond the impressive results, they’ve made me think about what general-purpose agents bring to Physical AI.
Their biggest advantage, in my view: turning feedback into better ways of solving unfamiliar tasks.
VLA/WAM policies can use feedback and recover from failures too. What excites me about general-purpose agents is the breadth of their problem-solving abilities: diagnosing failures, forming hypotheses, changing strategies, rewriting control code, and testing whether those changes actually work.
I saw a small example when I used Codex to control a simulated robot arm from images. It missed a grasp, repositioned, then tipped a bowl during release. On the next attempt, it adjusted its approach and completed the stack. No weight updates—but failure changed its subsequent behavior.
With informative feedback, recoverable failures, and enough time to experiment, I believe agents can work their way through many manipulation tasks they initially cannot solve.
Better spatial intelligence improves both first-attempt success and the quality of corrections. The agent loop lets those attempts build on accumulated experience.
My bet: the future of Physical AI will have two systems. A general-purpose agent handles goals, reasoning, and adaptation, while tools handle perception and execution. VLAs, WAMs, 3D perception systems, and controllers all become tools the agent can use.
Those tools are the agent’s hands and feet in the physical world.
i interviewed a few new grads asking for $150k+ salary and had them to ssh into a server
three sent me their ssh private keys, two never heard of it, one tried to rdp the host, one gave me their computer's teamviewer token. some of them are phd btw.